Seems well structured but is outdated, Xcode seems to have changed a lot. It also goes through parts where suddenly it is telling you to open a pre-existing project which it doesn't give you so you cant follow along. Very discouraging when you're just starting to learn and you're having to constantly google why everything on Xcode is missing etc.

This course feels like you are listening to someone reading a script, going through definitions and step-by-step instructions without really explaining what any of it means. To top it off, the script they give you doesn't even work in the first project, as evidenced in the discussion forums.

The first couple of weeks were very well paced and easy to follow. the third week was very sink or swim and I found that I didn't learn most of what I was doing and rather just copying what the narrator was telling me to do.

The VC course lacks sufficient context, which makes some of the explanations seem arbitrary. Additionally, it feels disjointed and inconsistent within the broader specialization, especially as a Module 2.

Very few concepts are covered. Gave more focus on roles rather than hands on coding. No tutorial for swift language and iOS app components

The hands-on simply does not work.

I am unable to use this course for my son. It's dated with version 13.4.1 of the app. MAC Sonoma forces one to use Version 15 of XCode and the 2 are completely different. The codes don't seem to work

college has forced to join the course forced to student

Does not require a brain

It won't let me unenroll

this isnt working